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The Biggest Little Farm

2018 · Movie · PG · 91 min · ★ 7.6 · 82% critics

Documentary

A couple leaves city life to build a working farm outside Los Angeles, aiming to cooperate with nature rather than fight it. Over years of trial and error, they face drought, pests, and hard choices while learning how a balanced ecosystem can support a diverse, thriving farm.

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Details
Years
2018
Release date
2019-06-05
Language
English
Rated
PG
Runtime
91 min
Critic score
82/100
TMDB rating
7.6/10 (167 votes)
Box office
$7,189,064
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want an uplifting, emotional documentary about sustainability, perseverance, and the messy realities of working with nature; Not for you if you dislike sentimental storytelling or animal-related ethical dilemmas, like in Mission Blue.

Pros: inspiring real-life journey; engaging, charming tone; beautiful nature moments | Cons: can feel oversentimental; heavy voiceover explaining; tough animal-life choices

Themes

  • farm
  • california
  • social documentary
  • farming
  • sustainability
  • nature documentary
  • farming couple
  • eco-sustainability
  • sustainable solutions
  • organic farming
  • documentary
  • farming practices
  • +2 more

Awards & recognition

  • Sundance Festival Favorite Runner Up · 2019

Cast & crew

Directed by John Chester